Local Country Showdown Winner Savannah Burrows Moves on to State Final 2016
On July 29, 2016 she performed in front of 15,000 at Santa Clarita’s Central Park summer concert series.
Savannah Burrows, a Santa Clarita singer and songwriter who only performs her own original music, is no stranger to playing for large crowds.
She has performed for a large audience of 3,000 in Los Angeles as well as at the legendary Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, Tenn., where Taylor Swift and Garth Brooks were discovered. In Valencia at a music festival, she opened for the Swon Brothers, who were nominated for the Academy of Country Western Music’s “Vocal Duo of the Year.”
However, she faced an even larger crowd Saturday night. Over 15,000 Santa Clarita residents showed up to hear the local finalists for the Country Showdown competition: Burrows, Jarett James and Joshua Wade Aigner.
Savannah Burrows’ ‘Santa Clarita Unplugged’ on KHTS AM-1220 Welcomes Musicians
A concert featuring local top teen talent will be held Friday, Nov. 3, at 7:00 p.m. at Hart High School, 24825 Newhall Ave.
A $5 donation is suggested. Proceeds from the concert will benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Project Semicolon, a suicide prevention organization.
Acts include such renowned performers as Savannah Burrows, the 2016 winner of the Country Showdown contest; Marley Berry, local recording artist featured on SoundCloud; HartBeat, Hart High School’s a cappella group; Elisha and Marco Soronio, a sibling duo from Canyon High School; Generation DCD, a dance studio from Burbank; and much more.
July 29: Country Showdown Winner Savannah Burrows Live at Central Park
Singer-guitarist Savannah Burrows, who won the local round of the KHTS Country Showdown last year, returned to the stage at Central Park on Saturday, July 29, at 7 p.m.
Part of the city of Santa Clarita’s summer Concerts in the Park series presented by Logix Federal Credit Union, Burrows performed in front of nearly 15,000 fans in a concert that also featured country music group Double Wide.
Burrows competed in the regional round of the 2016 Country Showdown, a competition that has featured some of the biggest names in country music, including Garth Brooks, Jason Aldean, Toby Keith and Luke Bryan. She beat out 10 acts in the local competition before winning at the California finals last September.
In addition to competing in the nationwide Country Showdown, Burrows has opened for the Swon Brothers, nominees for the Academy of Country Music award for Best Vocal Duo. She has also performed live at the Blue Bird Café in Nashville, on the same stage where country music icons Garth Brooks and Taylor Swift were discovered.
SAVANNAH BURROWS STUNS THE CROWD AT CONCERTS IN THE PARK IN 2017
Central Park was packed on Saturday with attendees listening to their very own local Savannah Burrows.
Burrows is just 16 years old and is already starring in major productions like Concerts in the Park—the biggest performance of her life.
“This is my hometown, I love Santa Clarita and it is the most heartwarming thing,” said Burrows.
Burrows performed 11 of her own original songs Saturday night to entice the crowd, such as Wayne Cox who is a new-found country fan.
“After 63 years I finally figured out country has something to it.”
Savannah Burrows’ ‘Santa Clarita Unplugged’ on KHTS AM-1220 Welcomes Musicians
From an audience of about 12,000 at “Concerts in the Park” to the Santa Clarita Valley’s radio waves, Burrows is ready to welcome musicians from in and around the Santa Clarita Valley to discuss their stories and showcase their music.
The 16-year-old student at West Ranch High, along with Hannah Greenwald, will host the KHTS AM-1220 show the last Saturday of each month from 10-11 a.m.
The first guest on their show will be 16-year-old R&B artist Marley Berry, featuring her songs, journey and inspiration.
Teen Country Star Savannah Burrows Draws Thousands To Concerts In The Park
“I think it’s so important to keep on performing in Santa Clarita,” Burrows said. “I can reach my audience in my hometown, but then extend that audience once I go to further venues and keep the people who love my music close to me.”
Burrows first performed in front of a large audience when she was 9 years old, more than seven years ago.
“I’ve been playing guitar and piano … ever since I really could,” Burrows said.
In 2016, Burrows won the local leg of the annual Country Showdown, a national music contest where over 400 radio stations compete to put forth the next big country music act. Burrows, the KHTS contestant for that year, reached the semi-final regional competition in New Mexico.